Senior Enterprise Architect - Data, Security & AI Solutions

Veeam; Singapore; On-site; SGD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation days

Private medical

Dental insurance

Wellbeing allowance

Life insurance

Learning resources

Job summary

Veeam is seeking an Enterprise Architect to design, document, and lead the implementation of technical solutions for enterprise customers. You will bridge customer requirements with Veeam technology, ensuring scalable, secure deployments while supporting partner-driven workstreams.

You will collaborate with pre-sales, sales, and delivery teams to translate business needs into robust architectures, reference designs, and governance practices.

Qualifications

• Experience in solution architecture and technical leadership for large enterprise customers.
• Deep expertise in data protection, backup & recovery, DR, and cybersecurity.
• Hands-on with containers, virtualization, cloud platforms, and security governance.

Responsibilities

• Lead technical design and reference architectures aligned to customer requirements.
• Collaborate with Pre-Sales, Sales and Customer Success for smooth handover to deployment.
• Provide technical oversight during deployment, PoCs, and partner-driven implementations.
• Develop documentation, design specs and implementation plans to guide teams.

Skills

Enterprise architecture

Technical leadership

Data protection & security

Container security

VMware/Hyper-V

Cloud platforms

Networking & compliance

Stakeholder comms

Post-sales consulting

Solution delivery

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

VMware

Hyper-V

AWS

Azure

GCP

PowerShell

Python

Job description

Veeam is seeking an Enterprise Architect to design, document, and lead the implementation of technical solutions for enterprise customers. You will bridge customer requirements with Veeam technology, ensuring scalable, secure deployments while supporting partner-driven workstreams.

You will collaborate with pre-sales, sales, and delivery teams to translate business needs into robust architectures, reference designs, and governance practices.